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Perspectives: FAIR data enabling new horizons for materials research

Turning to the second point—to foster awareness of the importance of FAIR scientific data management and stewardship—FAIRmat will reach out to current students of physics, chemistry, materials science and engineering. We aim to educate a new generation of interdisciplinary researchers, offering classes and lab courses, and to introduce new curricula. A necessary requirement is to convince teachers, professors and other decision makers.

Science is an international, open activity. So, clearly, all the concepts and plans are and will be discussed, coordinated and implemented together with our colleagues worldwide. In fact, the first FAIR-DI Conference on a FAIR Data Infrastructure for Materials Genomics had 539 participants from all over the world .

All participating groups or institutions will manage their data using the FAIRmat frame, a common compute, management and storage concept, with a central metadata repository. To enable 4V data processes, ‘federated data with centralized metadata’ will be the general principle. Selected data may also be stored centrally, if it is functionally beneficial for users or increases the availability of high-value datasets .The left axis is the volume in bytes.

This bottom-up harmonizing of metadata from different subdomains requires the development of data converters and a shared data schema. This will provide more flexibility when connecting many laboratories and new subdomains than top-down forced adoption of a new data format.

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